Counties 4 Surrey

Departing were Haslemere, Old Glynonians and Southwark all promoted to Counties 3 Surrey whilst Old Paulines (10th) were relegated to Counties 5 Surrey. Also leaving were Harlequin Amateurs (5th) who did not return, instead starting the new season in Counties 5 Surrey. ==Teams for 2024–25==

Departing were Old Hamptonians and Streatham-Croydon both promoted to Counties 3 Surrey whilst Staines and Guildfordians were relegated to Counties 5 Surrey. In their place came London French and Reigate, promoted from Counties 5 Surrey with Old Emanuel relegated from Counties 3 Surrey. Also joining were Old Freemans who elected to suffer a double relegation from Counties 2 Surrey. ==Teams for 2023–24==

Departing the league were Bec Old Boys and Old Georgians, promoted to Counties 3 Surrey whilst Croydon were relegated to Counties 5 Surrey. Old Suttonians who finished bottom (9th) 23 but declined to return in Counties 5 Surrey instead withdrawing from league rugby to return to the merit leagues. Joining were Cranleigh, relegated from Counties 3 Surrey, Haselmere and Old Hamptonians, both promoted from Counties 5 Surrey together with Southwark Lancers who came on a level transfer from the Kent Rugby leagues. Re-entering on a level transfer from the Middlesex leagues were Staines who had most recently competed in Herts/Middlesex 2 in 2021-22. With four leaving and five joining the league was made up of 10 sides having had 9 in its inaugural year. ==Teams for 2022–23==

This was the first season following the RFU Adult Competition Review. The league was substantially similar to Surrey 3 but while that league had been at level 11 of the English rugby pyramid the new league was at level 10. Six of the teams had previously competed in Surrey 3 and they were joined from the top two from Surrey 4 - Old Paulines and Streatham-Croydon. Also joining were Old Georgians who elected to drop two leagues from L3SW at level 8 for the new season. ==Teams for 2021–22==

The teams competing in 2021–22 achieved their places in the league based on performances in 2019-20, the 'previous season' column in the table below refers to that season. ==Season 2020–21==

On 30 October the RFU announced that a decision had been taken to cancel Adult Competitive Leagues (National League 1 and below) for the 2020–21 season meaning Surrey 4 was not contested. ==Teams for 2019–20==

• Egham Hollowegians • Haslemere • Horley • Mitcham & Carshalton (relegated from Surrey 3) • Old Glynonians (relegated from Surrey 3) • Old Oundelians • Old Suttonians • Raynes Park • Wandsworthians • Woking ==Teams for 2015–16==

• Egham Hollowegians • Haslemere • Horley • Old Haileyburians • Old Johnians • Old Oundelians • Old Suttonians • Raynes Park • Wandsworthians • Woking ==Teams for 2014–15==

• Egham Hollowegians • Haslemere • Horley (transfer from Sussex) • Old Haileyburians (relegated from Surrey 3) • Old Oundelians • Raynes Park (relegated from Surrey 3) • Reeds Weybridge • Reigate • Wandsworthians • Woking ==Teams for 2013–14==

• Egham Hollowegians • Haslemere • Merton • Old Georgians • Old Oundelians • Reeds Weybridge • Reigate • Wandsworthians • Woking ==Teams for 2012–13==

• Egham Hollowegians • Haslemere • Merton • Metropolitan Police • Old Glynonians • Old Oundelians • Reeds Weybridge • Wandsworthians • Woking ==Teams for 2011–12==

• Egham Hollowegians • Guildfordians • Lightwater • Merton • Metropolitan Police • Old Glynonians • Old Oundelians • Reigate • Wandsworthians • Woking ==Teams for 2010–11==

• Egham Hollowegians • Guildfordians • Haslemere • Lightwater • Old Oundelians • Reigate • Streatham & Croydon • Wandsworthians • Woking ==Teams for 2009–10==

• London Economicals • Egham Hollowegians • Guildfordians RFC • Old Glynonians • Lightwater RFC • Reigate • Wandsworthians • Woking ==Surrey Reserve League 1st XV's==

Below Surrey 4 there is the Surrey Reserve Leagues this is for Surrey teams 2XV's and below, there are some 1XVs playing here. • Old Johnians • Racal Decca • Esher Amateurs • Old Suttonians • Lightwater • South Godstone Stags ==Original teams==

When this division was introduced in 1988 it contained the following teams: • British Aerospace • Economicals • Lightwater • Oxted • Racal-Decca • Royal Holloway College • University of Surrey ==Surrey 4 honours==

Surrey 4 (1988–1993) The original Surrey 4 was tier 11 league with promotion to Surrey 3 and relegation to Surrey 5, until that division was cancelled at the end of the 1991–92 season. Surrey 4 (1993–1996) The creation of National 5 South meant that Surrey 4 dropped from a tier 11 league to a tier 12 league for the years that National 5 South was active. Promotion was to Surrey 3 and there was no relegation as Surrey 4 was at the lowest level of the league structure. Surrey 4 (1996–2000) The cancellation of National 5 South at the end of the 1995–96 season meant that Surrey 4 reverted to being a tier 11 league. Promotion continued to Surrey 3 and there was no relegation. Surrey 4 was cancelled at the end of the 1999–00 season, with the majority of teams transferring to Surrey 3 or dropping out of the league system. Surrey 4 (2005–2009) Surrey 4 was reintroduced as a tier 12 league for the 2005–06 season. Promotion was to Surrey 3 and, as the division was at the lowest level of the English league system, there was no relegation. Surrey 4 (2009–present) Surrey 4 remained a tier 12 league despite national restructuring by the RFU. Promotion continued to Surrey 3 and there was no relegation. ==Number of league titles==

• Haslemere (2) • Old Bevonians (2) • Old Glynonians (2) • Streatham-Croydon (2) • University of Surrey (2) • CL London (1) • Croydon (1) • Egham (1) • Guildfordians (1) • Horley (1) • Kew Occasionals (1) • King's College Hospital (1) • London Fire Brigade (1) • Merton (1) • Old Abingdonians (1) • Old Caterhamians (1) • Old Georgians (1) • Old Haileyburians (1) • Old Oundelians (1) • Old Suttonians (1) • Pelhamians (1) • Reeds Weybridge (1) • Woking (1) ==Notes==